Early Brazed Bontrager CX with original fork (sold)

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Early Bontrager CX with original fork, hand fillet brazed by Keith Bontrager, no tig welding. Frame and fork, along with a 26.6 seat post (headset and bb are included but should be replaced).

$700 plus shipping/post to anywhere in the world. SOLD

dent on the top tube, and crimp dent on the seat tube from the FD clamp being over tightened by someone in its past. some scratches, no rust aside from the surface stuff in a few spots. Couple rub marks also. All has been photographed. Please don't mind the flash washing out the color. It is not faded.
 
Honestly, if I were in your shoes I'd keep it. If you ever want to do some touring, that's your bike.
 
I would be all over this if it was my size.....

What a great foundation for a build.

A fillet brazed Bonty CX....
 
I bought a brazed fork from Bontrager himself in an ebay auction the other day but it's for 26" wheels.
 
sancho":3t7thuhl said:
Honestly, if I were in your shoes I'd keep it. If you ever want to do some touring, that's your bike.

All I had left to the build was a nice set of cables and chain, and it would be on the road/off-road. Oh yes, I was taking it off road :)
I might still keep it, if I can generate sufficient funds from other sales, then this one comes back off the block, with a quickness.

sancho":3t7thuhl said:
I bought a brazed fork from Bontrager himself in an ebay auction the other day but it's for 26" wheels.

Sweet...pics? 8)

Ductape":3t7thuhl said:
I would be all over this if it was my size.....

What a great foundation for a build.

A fillet brazed Bonty CX....

Yes! This is the first early Bonty cx that's I've seen in a medium; all the later bonty cx framesets were larger, which wouldn't work with a cyclocross build.
 
I bought this off of a girl in NYC who had it on Craigslist. She had a vague description about it being a mid nineties Bontrager. I went and saw it and bought it on the spot. She had purchased it from a shop in Colorado and "put it together" as a commuter. She decided she only needed one bike (a rather nice Ritchey soft tail that she thought was made of aluminum :shock: ) so she sold this on to me. It really was a bit compact for my size so I sent it on to Rob. It's life prior to her buying it is a mystery. I asked her about the ding in the fame and she looked at it and couldn't recall if she had done it or if she had bought it that way . :roll:

Can I borrow it to do some single speed cross on? Please?
 
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